“…Overall, the current vigorous work on finding ways to improve the stability of MXenes in aqueous dispersions opens up prospects for designing more environmentally friendly production of energy storage devices in the future. Furthermore, there is a huge body of research devoted to the study of the effectiveness of improving the characteristics of such devices as a result of the use of composites, for example, with the addition of electrically conductive polymers [ 193 , 194 ], semiconducting oxide, chalcogenide [ 195 , 196 ] and carbon nanoparticles [ 197 ], layered double and triple metal hydroxides [ 198 ], and other components ( Figure 9 ). This can lead not only to an increase in basic properties (as a result of the formation of three-dimensional structure and heterojunctions), but also due to the synergetic effect to the emergence of new useful qualities, for example, the expansion of the temperature range of application of supercapacitors on their basis both in the direction of high and low temperatures, to an increase in mechanical strength to stretching, impact, etc.…”